Somehow I've ended up with two copies of this fabulous sewing reference.
As an apology for my spotty attendance here at the blog, and because I'm trying to keep my rubble under reasonable control, I'm offering my second copy (previously owned by the Chester High School Home Economics Department) for giveaway.
No rules, you don't have to tell me the reason why you want it (though stories are always welcome because they make good reading) - just leave a comment by July 3rd and I'll pick a random entry on the 4th and let the lucky winner know after that.
Keep cool, everyone.
*** Edited to add that, due to budgetary constraints and the price of international postage, the giveaway is U.S. only; if you're outside the U.S. and willing to pay postage, please leave a comment to that effect.
31 comments:
Looks like a cool book!
Tossing my name into the hat for this giveaway.
I so love me some sewing books!
I'll toss my name in the hat too!
THanks!
oh, what a cool giveaway!
Please enter me in too. Thanks!
I would love to add this to my very small collection of sewing books.
I'm interested. Both for the book, and because my father attended Chester High.
Susan
Oh, I'd love a chance at the book!
I would love to win this book.
I'd love it!
I would appreciate receiving a copy of this book as it brings back happy sewing memories with my Mum. I am now returning to sewing after a long hiatus and the tailoring/sewing techniques in this book would be really helpful.
Thanks for offering this giveaway.
Not too internet savvy sorry so choosing an identity to publish isn't working. Here's my email addy should I be successful.
system1001@yahoo.com
Please add my name to your giveaway list. I love to read your blog, as I am native Philadelphian, long settled in Delaware County.
Ernestine
Neat! I hadn't heard of this book until you posted it, but I'd love to win it. I've been trying to sew more out of magazines like Burda and Manequim because I like the fit better the Big 4 pattern companies, but sometimes the lack of instructions slows me down. I have a few books on shirt construction, pant construction, etc... but I'd love to have one definitive book I can flip open for construction order!
While I can't say I recall anything about this book in particular, little bells are going off in the back of my head trying to tell me that I *once* knew something about it and it should be worth commenting!
Although I think Bell Neice should win since that's her dad's alma mater. ;-)
I'd love this book!
Lynda
I would love to have that book!
I've only ever heard of the bishop method and read something here or there. this would be really great to have. Thanks for offering it!
I'd love a chance to have the Bishop Method book. Always trying to improve my "method".
Ooh, that's a book I really want to read.
I especially appreciate that she calls them methods instead of "tricks" or "secrets".
Let's just agree to call them methods or techniques and not keep them secrets, ok?
I don't have this one yet! I've heard its good.
The more I read, the more I know! My brother lives in the States, you can ship it to him.
heard good things about this book. Would love to put this in my sewing library.
What a great book giveaway! Always looking to add to by sewing knowledge and add to my reference library. Its so hot and humid to be outside or pouring down rain so I'm spending quality time in my sewing room! Good news is my tomato plants seem to be thriving in this crazy NJ weather!
Pick me! Pick me!
I here by volunteer to be the winner...
If the random number thing-a-ma-bob cooperates!
Please enter me in the drawing!
I would love to have a good reference book. Thanks for the great giveaway!
Please enter me in the drawing. I'd love to have this book. I've heard many good things about the Bishop Method. Thanks!
I'm just outside Scranton and willing to pay postage! I'll share with my daughter, who also sews!
Oh that looks like the perfect thing to have on hand when I'm trying to decipher the crazy burda magazine instructions - please add me to the raffle!
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